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The Good morning Bucknotters.

Welcome to the Bucknuts Morning 5 here on Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026.

I am Dave Biddle, flying solo on today's show.

We're going to take a look at Ohio State's projected depth chart on offense?

I did a story for Bucknuts yesterday.

It's just one man's opinion.

I'm sure you guys will disagree with some of them.

Although I don't think you'll disagree with many.

We'll see.

I think some of them are pretty straightforward.

So we can go through.

It's basically a two-deep.

Some positions I added, like a third guy, like a running back, because there's definitely going to have Joe Jackson's going to be the starter, and then the top two guys behind him are going to play a lot. They're going to play three running backs, maybe four, depending on what happens with Legend Bay. So let's go through it. And then I'm going to do defense tomorrow. And then Jaybook and I can go through that on Friday show, amongst other things. Welcome into the show, my friends. We have a live, a lively chat going already. I like to see that. It's good to see all you guys. All right. So let's just start right at the top. So no surprise here. Obviously, a quarterback, Julian Sand is the starter, backup Tavian St. Clair. I'd tell you what, the depth in this room is impressive. I mean, I don't think it was, you know, having Lincoln Keenholz has the backup last year, I thought was nice, a third year sophomore now at Louisville, but I was thinking, man, you know, he could have transferred before last year. So I really like the depth at quarterback with Julian, Tavian St. Clair is the backup.

And then, you know, bring Justin Martin in.

He's Tavian St. Clair's body double, the fifth year senior.

He was only throwing 35 career passes.

Martin has.

Those were all two years ago at UCLA when Billy Fessler was there, now Ohio State's quarterback's coach. And Martin looked good during the spring. So having him as the number three quarterback, that's a nice luxury. And I think Luke Fahey, you know, break glass in case of emergency if you're down to your fourth string. We've seen Ohio State down to their third string.

We haven't seen fourth string.

So I don't think we're going to see Luke Fahey this year.

And I'm convinced he's going to be a good college quarterback somewhere.

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